Enormous artist-owned upper conversion apartment with four double bedrooms, delivered over two floors and 1189 square feet. A quiet east-facing garden of 30 feet (gated access is to the right hand side of property) completes the rare offering.
The location is a pretty residential street in East Dulwich/Peckham Rye borderland, close to Goose Green, Peckham Rye Park and Common, Lordship Lane, and to both East Dulwich and Peckham Rye stations (walk 12 and 14 minutes to these respectively).
In the main door and your own front door is straight ahead (there is just one owner-occupied flat below yours). Take the stairs and at the back of the property you have a sash-windowed kitchen. The sash-windowed bathroom is next door, with white sanitary ware.
From the main landing you have a double bedroom to your left. This is over 10 feet by nearly 12 feet, then across the front of the building you have a big and bright bay-windowed reception room. This has an exposed-brick chimney breast and feature fireplace, coving detail, and stripped boards to the floor.
Head upstairs for bedroom two at the back of the building - this one is over 12 feet by over 10 feet, with eaves storage.
Then from the main second floor landing there is the third bedroom to your left (12 feet by over 10 feet) and the fourth and final principal bedroom across the property, above the reception. This is 13 feet by over 16 feet.
What is about? Most locally on East Dulwich Road, you have a handy Tesco Express store and a classy parade including a Hop Burns & Black, ice cream parlour, bike shop, chippy and Kokum (contemporary modern Indian restaurant/bar).
East Dulwich leisure centre is on this stretch, as is a new Majestic outlet (because life is about balance!).
You are in a mighty fine spot here to enjoy all that Peckham and East Dulwich have to offer in terms of shops, restaurants, bars, cafes and markets. Some of our favourites include SMBS, Franklins, Mons, William Rose butchery, Chener Books plus North Cross Road's Saturday market - in SE22, and Artusi, Ganapati, Review book store, The White Horse and The Gowlett pub - in SE15. The triangle at the point of Peckham Rye Common is abuzz with eateries such as Banh Banh, Mr Bao, Voodoo Ray's and Funkidory.
And beyond this area, Rye Lane is laden with cool socialising spots, with the likes of Peckham Levels, and The Bussey Building & Copeland Park - which are bursting with trendy eateries, drinkeries, rooftop bars, yoga classes and the like!
Nunhead is an easy walk for independent staples such as FC Soper (wet fish shop) and Ayres (bakery). Kudu Grill, El Vermut and BARD4100 are great here, too.
For more options, you are not far from Camberwell, Herne Hill and Dulwich Village.